Remote catalyzation for direct formation of graphene layers on oxides.

Remote catalyzation for direct formation of graphene layers on oxides.
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10.1021/nl204024k
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发表时间:
2012-02
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影响因子:
10.8
通讯作者:
Po-Yuan Teng;Chun-Chieh Lu;Kotone Akiyama-Hasegawa;Yung‐Chang Lin;C. Yeh;K. Suenaga;P. Chiu
Po-Yuan Teng;Chun-Chieh Lu;Kotone Akiyama-Hasegawa;Yung‐Chang Lin;C. Yeh;K. Suenaga;P. Chiu
中科院分区:
材料科学1区
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作者:
Po-Yuan Teng;Chun-Chieh Lu;Kotone Akiyama-Hasegawa;Yung‐Chang Lin;C. Yeh;K. Suenaga;P. Chiu

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